Your clients have seen Kyoto. They have done the Tsukiji tour. They have attended a tea ceremony somewhere along the way. What they have not done — and what almost no visitor to Tokyo ever does — is spend a quiet, unhurried morning in Kagurazaka, in the company of an imperial wagashi master and one of Japan's rarest performing artists, in a neighborhood that shaped the very idea of Edo culture. That is what we are offering. And we would like to offer it to your clients. What
